Outside, the wind howled and screeched.

He screamed something at me, but the wind roared and screeched between the narrow walls like a roller coaster gone mad.

Winters, I already knew, were brutal here, the winds screeching through these valleys, the hilly roads steep and slick.

Living on the mountainsides was enough to give anyone the willies-especially when the wolves howled like the wind and the bobcats screeched and the wild things of the forests roamed at will.

As the wind outside screeched at about 70 miles per hour, Mr. Robertshaw tried to reassure everyone.

The wind screeched at him.

But the wind screeched and howled so madly that she scarce heard her own voice, and the man certainly failed to hear her, for he did not move.

The wind screeched like a herd of pigs at slaughter.

The catamaran heaved beneath his feet, the wind screeched, the stays and mast thrashed the deck.

The wind screeched in his ears, making consecutive thought almost impossible so that not only did he have to struggle in desperate conflict with the conditions but had also to fight to hold to his concentration.